, 1887-11-03
LOCAL JOTTlNGN.


yesterday.
There are two new cases OF typhu
malarial fever at the hospital.
Don't fail to call and see Tull's par
nor goods. 1t will pay you to walk
mile.
When You want oysters or any luxur
shat the market affords, go to the PrIue 70
Spokane restaurant. io-iv
The latest styles OF wall and ce'l
ing papers are always to be found
HPath's.
The Methodist church on the nor,
side oi the river, will soon be READ.
for use.
On account Of n rush Of matter tn
school report was crowded out
yesterdays paper.
Everything new and table service o
tle best at the Pride Of Spokane reslau
rant. Meals only % cents. lO-l9
Three thousand dollars will TAXI
it--a good business lot 2Sx142. Cal
On I. 3. Kaufman & Co. l0.30-2t
"The Earth Trembled" is the iii
sf f., p. Roe's new book. 1t Is now
for sale at Heith's book store. t
Go to the Pride Of Spokane restaurant
lsr the best meal in the city. HowarS
sareet near corner OF Riverside. le.l
Be sure To call and see Tulps fift1
different styles of parlor suits ami
take ride ON the new elevator.
The Comet hose team will meet
Snyder Bros. store this afternOO1
All the members are requested to lie
present.
Judge Snyder had u rest yester.
day from criminal business, and i'm
proved the opportunity to catch up
with his writing.
A miner with a large specimen
ore from new find IN tho KOOten
district attracted great deal OF at
tention yesterday.
DR.. Rob. Morris, poet laurate OF
Freemasonry, will give an enter
aalnment to Master Masons on the
evening of Nov. 3rd.
Prangs' chromosare not equaled in
beauty by any other manufacturers
in the world. A full line Of his eie.
CANT art studies is now ready for in
spection and sale at Heath's book
store.
Dooley Il Farrar rooms 8 and 4, jamie
son block, have listed some OF the choicest
business and residence property In the
GltY. you VIII save money every tIUlt, "
you buy real estate OF Dooley q Farrar,
and 4 JAMESON block. 1918
The regular semi.annual teachers
examination, will be held in the
Episcopal church, at Spokane Falls,
w. r., on the ninih day of NOvem-
Der. The examination will begin
promptly at nine O'Clock a. III.
Quite a crowd gathered in front Of
d,axy
evening attracted by the smoke,
which was drifting over the roof in
clouds. 1t proved to be nothing |
more than the effects OF big fire.
There IL no better indication of
the growth of the city than the in
crease i'm the amount OF freight
handled here. A few years ago
three men took charge Of 1t all, but
now twelve men are needed to
handle 1t.
A rather green youth from the
rountry, who came to this city with
the ambition of becoming a mer-
shant, was induced by II joker to run
10 several OF the hardware stores in
.earch of circular square. The
gentleman has decided not
o be u business man.
DIR. T.. PitwoOd has staid with Spo-
<ane falls for years, and has proven
beyond n doubt, to be the
,Oss dentist of eastern Washington.
He now enjoys the largest practice
II any dentist in the territory. 1t is
he old story over and over, that the
,est man will get to the front.
The ladies cleared about $3.50 from
heir lunch counter ut the fair
grounds. During the last two days,
,ery few contributions were sent in
md they were obliged to- buy nearly
III their provisions, which greatly
'ut down the profits. Their hard
work deserved a larger reward.
The abandonment of the morning
rain from this city to Occur d'Alene
will work a hardship on the travel
ng public, causing travellers to lay
,ver mt Hauser Junction for some
ime both ways. 1t Is to be hOped
hat the railroad company will find
{ advantageous to put on the train
Igain at an early day.
After Mr.. and Mrs. Philpot had
,ettled their difficulty anlcably, the
rity attorney informed the husband
hat the costs Of the ease. as far as it
had gone, would devolve upon him.
Mr.. PhilpOt had not viewed the mat
ter in this light, and at first refused
to settle, but when it became evil
dent that the city would press the
ease, he came forward with the
money.
1t was stated In yesterdays issue
that some men were observed throw
ing dogs into the river and then
shooting at them, and the cruelty OF
The act was denounced. 1t has since
l,een learned that the men were the
dog catcher and his assistants, and
hat the dogs we're first struck on the
head and Knocked senseless. The
shock Of falling into the cold water
revived them, and the shooting be-
Dame an act OF mercy. SOIno meth
I'd Of killing them should be pre-
Icribed by the ordinance which pro-
vides for their ex termination.